Dean to Assume Duties as Interim Leader at College
The Dean will be replaced temporarily by the remaining English department members or an appointed instructor. President Goodell will assume the duties of dean for now and a new dean is unlikely to be named this spring. Students may seek consultations and excuses from the president during the interim period.
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Wes Grand
Alesse
Dean - Belknap
Goodell
Uime
Y. W. Cabinet Councils Set for April Meeting
Franklin hosts district Cabinet Councils of the YWCA on April 26 and 27 with representatives from Danville and Indiana Central University. Last year the gathering was at Butler with several more participants.
Hoosier Romance Play Seeks Ticket Stubs for Series
A Hoosier romance drama by James de Fancie draws a crowd at the third movie series event, yet students have not fulfilled their ticket share. Performances press for ticket settlement as attendance continues.
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Sia
Scientific Association Postpones March Meeting
The March meeting of the Scientific Association, planned for Wednesday, was postponed until after spring vacation due to conflicts with other events. The chemistry department was to manage the program.
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Scientific Association
Weden
1919 Blue and Gold team drills at Goodell field
The 1919 Blue and Gold national pastimers begin winter workouts on Goodell field with 30 candidates reporting for practice. Pruitt, captain and pitcher, leads a strong group including Pike Gale Wachsman and infielders Campbell Ross Green Roberta Kingsolver. Outfield looks unsettled with Naugle Lowery Bitter among hopefuls as Croas and Farmer plan malle and two mile run focus. Weather ideal for training.
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Hickory Ag
Goodell Field
Diamond
Pruitt
Weason
Pike
Gale
Wachsman
Campbell
Ross
Green
Roberta
Kingsolver
Pres‘ent
Presenta
Naugle
Lowery
Croas
Malle
Miss Myra Garter Heads YWCA Next Year
Miss Myra Carter of Hammond elected president of the Y W C A. Agnes White of South Bend becomes vice president with Theodosia Beasley of Linton as secretary and Helen Glessner of Alf as treasurer. Other officers assume post after spring vacation.
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Miss Myrs Carter
Hammond
Agnes White
South Bend
Theodosia Beasley
Linton
Helen Glessner
Alf
Anne Tedford
Eather Myer
Ines Owen
Eight Logal Athletes Awarded Letters At Franklin
Football letters went to Ross Nangle Kingsolver Stoddard and Pike. Lowery Pike Ross Camp. No captains named for next year. selections likely soon. Charley Stoddard received his football letter and hailed by Franklin fans as a standout despite age. Stoddard, pastor of Hope Baptist Church, earned a lasting place in local sports memory. Pike Kingsolver and Ross earned both basketball and football letters this year. Kingsolver is a three letterman, as is …
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Franklin
Ross
Nangle
Kingsolver
Stoddard
Pike
Lowery
Camp
Thurber
Charley Stoddard
the Hope Baptist Church
College Quartet to Perform in Samne'rville Friday
The College Quartet will give a performance at Samne'rville Friday evening. Prof. H.C. Palmer and Helen Glese heard McCormack in Indianapolis.
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Samne'rville
H.C. Palmer
Helen Glesealle
Heard McCormack
Indianapoli
Daylight time changes alter school schedule hints
The item notes daylight saving shifts with clocks changing at 2 o'clock Sunday morning. It mentions Henry Ford and various alarms, then says school will resume with altered times, noting class starts at earlier hours and schedules will adjust accordingly.
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Sieg
Henry
Ford
Glee Club Tour to Start Monday on Multi-City Swing
A 16 member glee club departs Monday at 10 80 a m for Morgantown and Linton with concerts planned in Worthington Princeton Bicknell and Washington over two days at Princeton and two nights there. Roy D Hunter violin soloist and Prof Irving Schwerke piano selections accompany the program conducted by Schwerke.
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John A. MacArthur
William Book
Clarence R. Kinnick
Morris Trout
Russell Shirley
Jasper Scott
Joseph McClure
Harold Harding
Charles R. Farmer
Russell H. Spear
Chariton Drybread
Harvey Alison
George A. Cady
Hugh E. Graham
William D. Harrigan
Worthington
Princeton
Bicknell
Washington
Flu Situation Improves at Dormitory Health Restored
The flu situation has improved with the dormitory returning to normal health. All girls have returned to school except Louise Constable who remains at home in Goodland to fully recover.
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Louise Constable
Goodland
Welcome Speech Opens Friday Club Evening
Friday evening the local club hosts a welcome remarks segment with a member delivering an opening speech and responses from two articles on longent schools, with continuation noted to Page 2.
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Ncusion
League of Nations topic to be debated by clubs
Committees from Webster Literary Society and Debating Club met to plan a joint debate on the Monroe Doctrine and the League of Nations. The resolution concerns whether the League draft imperils U S fundamental policy and is set for April 10 with both clubs in charge of hosting.
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Webster Literary
Bocisty
Debating Club
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Myra Garter
Agnes Whiteis
West
League OF Nations
Webster and Deba Society